Images of the device that leaked in August showed a ‘Google Play’ front and center on the console’s homescreen, which if indicative of the final OS that will ship with the device, suggests that the hardware’s processor will be beefy enough to run native Android games as well.Ī tease for the September 21 event suggests that the device will have a yellow button adorned with the Logitech logo, identical to the one in the leaks, possibly confirming the validity of those images.įrom one handheld to another, a Nintendo Direct is happening tomorrow, September 13, the company not breaking its streak of having a September Direct every year since 2016. It seems, however, that the device won’t solely be for streaming games. The company revealed that it is working with Microsoft and Nvidia to make sure that their services, Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now respectively, work smoothly on the device. The product, which Logitech is partnering with gaming giant Tencent on, will have a focus on streaming games. In the wake of Valve’s successful handheld, Steam Deck, the PC peripheral manufacturer is attempting its own portable gaming console, although it will be significantly different compared to what is available on the market already. Logitech is unveiling its own gaming device on September 21. All this and more on today’s GameSpot News. Logitech is unveiling a new gaming handheld, a September Nintendo Direct is happening, and confusion over the new Assassin’s Creed.
Logitech is getting into the gaming handheld business, a Nintendo Direct is incoming, confusion over Assassin's Creed Mirage's rating, and download the Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 beta early. Logitech About To Reveal Its Steam Deck Competitor | GameSpot News
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